The cryptocurrency world has just gone through a golden year marked by the launch of ETFs, Trump's support, and Bitcoin breaking 100,000. Now the industry is focusing on 2025.
Driven by the United States, the market is filled with optimism. With Trump's political support and the gradual clarification of US and European regulatory policies, large asset management companies are expected to increase investment, issue more stablecoins, and promote tokenization. Analysts are generally optimistic about the cryptocurrency market in 2025, and the influx of funds is a key factor. Currently, digital assets account for only 1% of global total assets, and large institutions are expected to enter the market, which will drive prices up.
In 2024, financial giants such as BlackRock have begun to deploy cryptocurrencies, and some US state pension funds have also invested in Bitcoin ETFs. At the same time, governments of various countries have continued to take action, and countries such as Brazil, Morocco, Thailand, and Russia have expressed their views and shown varying degrees of acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
Analysts predict that Bitcoin will continue to dominate the field of crypto assets, and it is expected that the price of Bitcoin will reach 130,000 in the first quarter of 2025, and Ethereum will exceed 5,000 US dollars. The stablecoin market size exceeds 190 billion US dollars and is expected to expand further.
However, risks remain. The uncertainty of macroeconomics, monetary policy, and traditional markets is the biggest hidden danger. Some experts warn that the cryptocurrency market is brewing a price bubble, with rapid but short-lived rises and long and difficult bear markets.
